The Instrumental director
Subtitle: containing rules for all musical instruments in common use, laid down in a plain and concise manner : to which is added a variety of instrumental music of the richest and most popular kind extant : a part of which was never before published in this country
Edition: 3rd ed., improved.
Publisher: Glazier, Masters
Published: 1829
Place of publication: Hallowell [Me.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Methods; Instruction and study; Instrumental music; Military music; Stringed instruments; Woodwind instruments; Brass instruments; Band music; Self-instruction
Notes: For military band.

Attributed to Ezekiel Goodale.

" ... a work is wanted suitable for the instruction of a full Military Band ... Rules which are plain and easy to be understood, and at the same time sufficiently full and explicit, have been collected ... for the following instruments, viz: Clarionett, Bassoon, Serpent, French Horn, German Flute, Patent Flute, Hautboy, Flagelet, Trumpet, Bugle, Violin, Viola and Violoncello": Advertisement.

Includes index.

Shaw & Shoemaker, 39097